Water through the rock
A low dark rock arch opens onto blue water. Turquoise waves and white foam fill the foreground beneath a pale, clouded sky. Photography by Lu Heng.
At first the rock reads as a dark horizontal band. Then the opening appears, with another patch of blue water inside it. White foam gathers along the base while a turquoise wave crosses the foreground.
The arch gives the eye a way through the rock. The sea is both in front of the barrier and visible beyond it; the small opening keeps the two parts of the view connected.
In the exhibition Work 353 of 363
Life Itself
Pause at the Water’s Edge
Before We Explain the World
See this photograph in the exhibition